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What is the name and author of that first book you showed? There's a high glare on it, and I couldn't tell?

Mr. Beast has been eating a lot of his candy bars.

I'm sure it's been said already but Joe uses Aluminum in his tractors...makes it way lighter, it also doesn't absorb heat and keeps the chickens cooler than steel

Great video, you seem to be following all the best practices in raising chicks and thank you for teaching us.

Candy lol

I think your roost bars are too low. Usually, they will go to the highest point to sleep and if that's your next box...

I thought you were going to show how to tell the difference.

When did Mr beast gain a ton weight and start talking about farming?

Hello, I really liked the chicken tractors you made. Since I don't know your language, I watched your channel with subtitles. Maybe you said it, but the subtitle translations may be missing or I may not understand it. I couldn't understand what the cover you put on the back of the chicken tractor was for. Is it just for shade or does it have another purpose? I also want to know the length and width dimensions of this chicken tractor. Why didn't you attach the top cover of the chicken tractor to the main body of the cage with a hinge-like device?

I had to put you on 1.75 to get the normal info speed lol hmmm. I'm carrying water to water plants, I have hose, I'm not lazy.. maybe when I get to be bigger and or 60+ I might try to do it lazy style, or simply put an IBC near the spot I need water and get my water truck to fill it every so often.. I just want you to know I found what you have said to be very exciting and it has made me think a little bit harder about becoming a hard core chicken farmer... Thank you

What are the length, width and height measurements of this chicken tractor and how many centimeters long is the egg box?

can you send me the excel sheet ?

Aren’t you supposed to use aluminum?

What kind of chickens do you have?

I've watched the entire video but I missed the part were you said how many acres you used?

We’ve had raccoons rip apart chicks by sticking their arms under the tractor and pulling on whatever body part they could tear off. It’s awful. We have to put electric wire around each chicken tractor. Also, it gets very hard to catch the chickens under the aluminum when it’s time to dispatch them so I strongly suggest putting a second hatch on the covered part too.

Mr Beast learned to farm!

critters can get in the staples

Do you modify it for winter conditions? To keep more warmer hens?

I'm new to all of this. What do spots mean?

Brother plz give us update about your farming 🙏

Hello! If there are long periods of rain, for example 4-5 days, and the pasture is soaked, how do we keep the chickens from getting wet and sick while in the chicken tractor? If we don't have a dry shed built nearby, is there a solution related to the construction of the chicken tractor?

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@HavenDeZeeuw Great content!!! How long has it taken to sell the remaining 700 chickens? And what about freezer storage, what did you use and how much did it cost, it wasn't mentioned. Thanks

next video on how to resize and draw and blend in pictures

4200 bucks for the plucker scalder combo in 2024:(

"carrying water is stupid" 😂

What are female broiler called

Great video!

Thanks for build, possible improvements and materials purchase spot. I'll be putting something similar together this spring.

I want switch to milwaukee now

Kandang ayam nya ukuran berapa tinggi dan lebar juga panjang

Berapa meter x berapa meter

Hello, my friend. Thank you so much. Where/how do you sell the meat?

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I free range my hens. I put the nest box in the field near their coop. Auto door opens at 6:30 am. Closes at dark. They all go in during the night. Anyone have thoughts about doing it this way. I couldnot find anyone talking about just keeping the egg box separate from the sleeping quarters.

Scalder combo is $4392 now. 2/27/23

How about the fox digging under it to get in, do you ever have a problem with that?

Very helpful, thank you

Jesus I just stared at eggs for 8 minutes in hopes of seeing the setup!

I put sand in a sardine can and the chicks ate it up like it was going out of style!

corona death... ha ha ha ha.

Meat is great and I do it for myself. Usually about 10-11 birds 4 times a year. I just processed the second half (5) or my first 2024 batch last weekend and already ordered batch 2 for months end, since I wanted to get a few New Hampshire roos for breeding. However, if I was going to do something with the chickens for money, it would be eggs. It is so much less work and so much more money for the time investment. 300 birds, est 112 dozen per week @ $6 each is $672 per week. $26,800 per year for a *40 week year only* to account for winter slow down and other issues. Divide that by 2 for the first year infrastructure (which is way over estimated if you don't buy a tractor or 4 wheeler to move the mobile coop every few days) and initial pullet cost: You are looking at a first year profit of 13.4K. Second year is ~23K. This is also for 300 laying hens, so the same number of birds. Only goes up from here by adding birds. Even doubling this to 600 hens, this could be managed by ONE person spending about 4 hours a day tending, collecting. packaging and selling from a self-service stand.

Can we sell self processed chicken in Michigan? I want to but thought they had to be butchered by a usda facility

Was labor included as a cost somewhere?

Great video! Tell parker i said hi! 👋

Have you ever had problems with bears?

That was awesome....Thanks

I want to do an external rollaway but I need to come up with someway to insulate it for Canadian winters. The lid gets awfully thick with two layers a wood and 2” of rigid insulation. Frozen eggs are not good.